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Thread: Flashing for new windows
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13th June 2024, 09:07 AM #1
Flashing for new windows
I'm asking this for my daughter who has had a brick veneer wall cut out to install a big sliding door/window onto a new deck. There doesn't seem to be any flashing involved in the new installation, above or below, or to the sides. Is this the usual case?
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13th June 2024, 06:25 PM #2
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Not normal. See example guides here
https://www.bradnams.com.au/professi...-installation/
But might be excused if set back several metres under a verandah or similar
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